The Biggest Obstacles for Ayurveda Students | Part I

Everyday Ayurveda and Yoga at Hale Pule

In this episode, Myra and Ericka dive deep into the roadblocks many Ayurveda students face to become effective Ayurvedic professionals. Drawing from years of experience guiding hundreds of students in Ayurvedic Health Advisor and Counselor trainings, they share valuable insights on:

• Why linear thinking is a pitfall, and how students can embrace a more holistic approach in Ayurveda.
• Moving beyond data accumulation to develop intuition and apply Ayurvedic principles effectively.
• The inefficiency of adopting a traditional "doctor-patient" model in Ayurvedic practice to prevent or reverse disease.
• Whether formal certification from a non-governing accreditation board is necessary to practice Ayurveda, and how students approach their training choices.

Even if you're new to Ayurveda, Myra and Ericka's conversation, rooted in their counseling experience, offers fresh perspectives on the holistic approach to healing and removing root causes of disease for symptom-free living.

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